Follow teams and keep your fantasy leagues on every device.

Sign inWhat you get

San Francisco vs California

Women's college basketball preview

Updated Sat, Nov 7 · 5:41 AM ET

San Francisco1-0 · WCC
vs
California2-0 · ACC

Sun, Nov 8 · 2:00 PM ET

Neutral site · Tahoe Blue Event Center · Stateline, NV

The Call How this works

GordStats likes California by 16, 91% to win. No book line yet.

San Francisco 9%win chanceCalifornia 91%
GordStatsCalifornia by 1691% to win · San Francisco 64–California 80
Watch score30

Unit vs Unit

  • California's shooting (30th) meets San Francisco's shot defense (230th).
  • San Francisco's ball security (94th) meets California's ball pressure (275th).

National rank on each side, 1st the best; the longer bar has the edge.

San Francisco Offense vs California Defense

San Francisco offCalifornia def
Adj. efficiency
139th92.559th85.3
Effective FG%
208th41.6%95th37.6%
Turnovers
94th17.6%275th17.3%
Offensive rebounding
59th41.7%50th18.2%
Free-throw rate
126th33.7%35th10.1%
3-point %
275th19.2%165th26.0%

San Francisco: 75.9 possessions a game (41st fastest) · 31% of shots from three

California Offense vs San Francisco Defense

California offSan Francisco def
Adj. efficiency
27th104.8167th91.9
Effective FG%
30th55.0%230th47.1%
Turnovers
36th11.7%160th23.4%
Offensive rebounding
155th33.3%110th26.2%
Free-throw rate
245th23.0%137th24.6%
3-point %
20th44.2%172nd26.3%

California: 72.7 possessions a game (191st fastest) · 31% of shots from three

Bart Torvik's adjusted figures, ranked across Division I.

Recent Form

San Francisco

  • W85–79vs Hawaii+1

California

  • W100–46vs Long Beach St.+24
  • W80–58vs Washington St.+4

The last column is the margin against our line before kickoff: + beat it, − fell short.

What These Numbers Mean
Adj. efficiency
Points per 100 possessions against an average D-I team on a neutral floor: the offense's scored, the defense's allowed.
Effective FG%
Field-goal percentage with a made three counted as 1.5 makes.
Turnovers
Per possession: the offense's committed, the defense's forced.
Offensive rebounding
The share of its own misses the offense gets back, against the share the defense lets its opponents get back.
Free-throw rate
Free throws attempted per field-goal attempt: drawn by the offense, allowed by the defense.